OBJECTIVE: To obtain an FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with Airplane Single, Multiengine, and Instrument Ratings. Previous flying experience is not required. This course differs from the 204(I) option in that the instrument rating is obtained in a multiengine airplane. This course meets the experience requirements for an Indian CPL and includes additional flight and ground instruction to meet the needs of an average student with good English skills. Students with above average ability may save money by completing the course with less hours of instruction. Total course total time is 200 hours including 15 hours of simulator time and 44.5 hours of multiengine flight time, and qualification and testing in the Piper Seneca and Cessna 152.

ENROLLMENT PREREQUISITES:

- At least 18 years of age.
- Valid FAA medical certificate.
- Read, speak, write, and understand English.

COURSE HOURS AND PRICE: (FAR 141 APPROVED)

PRIVATE
40.0 Hours PA38 instruction
05.0 Hours PA38 solo practice & cross-country
35.0 Hours ground instruction
10.0 Hours ground training

MULTIENGINE
10.0 Hours PA44 instruction (VFR)
10.0 Hours ground instruction
1.0 Hours PA44 (FAA Flight Test Private AMEL)


INSTRUMENT
27.0 Hours PA34 instruction
15.0 Hours Frasca multiengine simulator instruction
30.0 Hours ground instruction
10.0 Hours ground training

COMMERCIAL SINGLE AND MULTIENGINE
40.0 Hours PA38/C152 instruction
10.0 Hours PA28R instruction
5.0 Hours PA34 instruction
44.0 Hours PA38/C152 solo practice & cross-country
30.0 Hours ground instruction
10.0 Hours ground training

1.5 Hours PA34 (FAA Flight Test Commercial AMEL)
1.5 Hours C152 (FAA Flight Test Commercial ASEL)
Course texts, materials, and
All FAA flight and Written Test Fees

*Total course price (200.0 Hours) $45,560.00
(Includes 7 months of housing.)

MINIMUM COMPLETION TIME: 7 to 8 months

*NOTE: This course includes additional flight and ground instruction to meet the needs of an average student with good English language skills. Students with above average ability may save money by completing the course with less instructional hours.